Singapore

The Shoppes by the bay is the largest shopping mall in the whole of Singapore. It has hundreds of shops and about 65 restaurants with different types of cuisine. And the star attraction is the large waterfall in the centre of the mall. It has so many shops that there will surely be a shop for everyone. If you are tired, you might want to have a boat ride along a 'river' for $10 per person. You can go up to the 2nd floor and exit to the Singapore Flyer via the helix bridge (21st stop on the Jubilee Walk). This is surely paradise if you love shopping so what are you waiting for, take the MRT to Bayfront Station or use other modes of transport and you'll be there in no time!

Chinatown has many stores for good food and sell many Chinese items. Items are cheap there but there is still a great variety of things you can buy: from the spicy to the sweet to the sour, Chinatown's Chinese cuisine, and numerous other cuisines are very 'rich'. You can also buy souvenirs, toys and clothes. There are some shopping malls nearby too! And, you can breathe some nostalgic air as well!

Orchard Road is a shopping road. You can go for shopping sprees for hours here. They sell everything, food, clothes, toys, beauty products etc. Be prepared to spend but good luck! Hope you buy something you like/want!

Haw Par Villa is the first theme park every to be built in Singapore. Settlers from other countries built it. Inside, there are statues of legendary Chinese stories and even a small statue of liberty too! If you don't have much money left, do not worry, admission is free!

The Jewel Box is a cable car line with three stations. There is a Cable Car Museum, a gift shop and a restaurant. Each of them is at a different station but I will not reveal it to you, I want it to be a special surprise. In the museum, you can see old news and older versions of cable cars all under one roof so what are you waiting for, have a ride soon!

The Singapore Flyer is a high Ferris Wheel which is equivalent to a 42-story building, 30 meters higher than the London Eye so it is the world's tallest ferris wheel. When you reach the top, you have a scenic view of Singapore. It will be very fun to have a ride on the Singapore Flyer.

Singaporeans love durians a lot. In 2013, Singapore Kindness Movement organized a Durian Mobilization which attracted 300 people which consumed more than 1000kg of durians! In Singapore, durians are usually found in Geylang. D24 durians are simply normal. Musang King is one of the most expensive of them all. It has a sweet taste with only a little bit of bitterness. Trying durians is just like trying what Singaporeans like. After eating durians you'll feel heat so you have to eat mangosteens. Your hand will be dirty after eating durians but don't worry just wash your hands with soap and it will be nice and clean. Even though we cannot bring durians on public transport, Singaporeans still say that durians are our national fruit.

Gardens by the Bay, the 22nd stop on the Jubilee Walk, is a great place. To get there, travel from your nearest MRT Station to Bayfront Station. Then exit through exit B. You can then enter the place. You can see the Chinese, Malay and Indian Garden. You can see historical items in there. When you paid admission fee at the ticket booth, you'll head for the flower dome. Don't worry if it will be hot because it is air-conditioned. Once you enter you'll be at the 4th floor. There, you see many cactus and other desert plants. There are also some flowers on the 4th floor. On the 2nd floor, you'll see gardens featuring plants and flowers from different regions of the world. On the 1st floor, there is a wonderful display of cherry blossoms which are perfect for a photo or selfie. After exiting the flower dome, you might be going to the cloud forest. There is a tall and big waterfall which greets you when you enter. Take the elevator to level 6 and you can explore the lost worl...

Changi Airport is an airport and a mall. It has many shops almost more than an ordinary mall. Hungry? Well, we have some recommendations for you: If you want to go local, try Gurney Drive @Terminal 2, With their delicious meals with nasi lemak, I can't bear not eating it any more.; Wanna snack? Try Toast Box @Terminal 3, With mouth watering toast and aromatic coffee and tea, it is the best place to go!;Want a wide selection of different kinds of food? Try Kopitiam @Terminal 3, their yong tau foo, fish ball noodles and yummy dessert, I can't wait to eat. Want to have some fun? Try the Slide@Terminal3, there are two slides and one goes down one level while the other goes down two levels. Want to know when exhibitions and special happenings are held? Well, they are usually held during (Singapore) school holidays. Examples are: Swiss Exhibition, Spongebob SquarePants and Indonesia Exhibition.